North Korea on Tuesday once again urged Seoul to hold military talks with Pyongyang, saying that North Korea's intent to resolve the current inter-Korean deadlock through the dialogue remains unchanged.
While the South Korean government mostly remained unresponsive towards the North Korea’s “peace offensive,” some of the South Korean media, even the relatively hard-line against the North Korean regime, have started to talk of the need to “at least listen to” what Pyongyang has to offer.
North Korea on Tuesday once again urged Seoul to hold military talks with Pyongyang, saying that North Korea's intent to resolve the current inter-Korean deadlock through the dialogue remains unchanged.
While the South Korean government mostly remained unresponsive towards the North Korea’s “peace offensive,” some of the South Korean media, even the relatively hard-line against the North Korean regime, have started to talk of the need to “at least listen to” what Pyongyang has to offer.
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